This is a wild perennial shrub/tree limited to the high-rainfall areas of northern part of Zambia. It is usually foundgrowing on anthills, because of the prickly thorns covering the trunk, villagers tend to cut down the whole plant to pick the fresh leaves and tender shoots. The leaves are then dried and then pounded in a mortar to a fine powder.
Imported from Zambia, Africa
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